Well I go to rip the door apart (well 2 bolts and a few plastic panels) and inspected the nasty sounds coming from inside the door. I thought I may have to do some of this with the door panel but I didn't.

Everything looked okay so I whipped out the White Grease (the stuff made by Pyroil in a can) and hosed the tracks down real well. -> White Grease.

The nasty sound is gone and the window works great now!!!

I feel MUCH better now that I don't have to source out a new window regulator. I am happy now. Now time for some , this is tomorrow -> after going to the TCU sporting events.

 

Sleep!...Sleep!...Sleep is for the weak. :p

 

Yeah I woke up today at like 6am to go to class so I am running on super low right now...I am about to crash out here. I then have to get up and work in the morning! BUT at least my window works!

 

6am....Heck I'd been at work for almost an hour by then. Come on man, WAKE UP!! I did just take a power nap for part of the Busch Race though so I'm kinda awake now.

Yeah, that's cool that you got your window fixed. Any luck with that little trans tool? If not just take the fittings outta the radiator like Greg did. That'll be just as easy.

 

I am a zombie at 6am...I have squinty eyes (I look Asian, but my red hair says otherwise!), this blank stare on my face, and talk like a caveman!

I did fall asleep at work yesterday for like 2 hours! I was reading a magazine and passed out with it on my face! I felt great after the nap, thankfully no one came into the office. Good that nobody knows where I work...

I did go to Pep Boyz and all they had was a 3/8" fuel line tool...I almost picked it up but didn't, I may just borrow one from some auto parts store and see if it will work, but I have my doubts. I began staring at those lines and I'd like not to have to unscrew then, teflon then, and rescrew them in. That is too much work for me! So hrm, where can I find that tool...I will call "The Zone" tomorrow and see.

Did you like all the Graemlins in my initial post? hahaha!

 

Yes, I like Graemlins.